Chris2048

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by Chris2048 4mo ago
What do you mean by ~"PoW unlocks unlimited scraping"?
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by Chris2048 4mo ago
Presumably he meant on Facebook, not on Facebook..
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
Maybe this is the guy they trained the LLMs on?
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
And an extra import. also, it sounds like they where looking specifically for knowledge of built-in operators.
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
> Amplifiers, Not Substitutes the kind of heading AI would write..
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
The PCB images are the, but sadly just images, no privet PCB layout format is provided.
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
Maybe a network of ppl who can vouch they meet in real life? I don't know if having your name/ face a secret is still acceptable? Maybe tiers of devs (anon vs other) on that one?
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
Uh, no it isn't.
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
Why is an analogy needed? Just engage with what actually happened.
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
> "but the letter of the law didn't say I couldn't!" doesn't make you any less of a thief. Yes it does. And it's moot because the apples were offered for free , no restriction on usage.
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
Did you change the url to "twitter.com/jar.." rather than "x.com/ja.."? The latter might save a redirect.
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
It's been repeated many times that the rejection of the Bun PR was unrelated to their AI-policy. It's also not clear they've "fumbled the ball" given how many projects are complaining about slop PRs.
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
If they are calling via a business caller ID then what's the problem - just treat the associated business as responsible.
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
It's as if nothing was learned from AI winter[ ]! it's obviously a technology dead-end. [ ] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_winter
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
> there could have been NO impact at all True, but if you contaminate water, and people, with chemicals not supposed to be there; I feel the burden should be on you to prove the chemicals are not harmful. > you could use the same logi
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
> They tried to make it a sustainable project > with the hope of sustaining the project with donations.. the amount has been too small to support the project So shut it down, lock the repo, invite new maintainers indefinitely. It&#x27
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
Depends what your job is.
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
> But in the process.. Then it's sufficient to know assembly, but not necessary. This is compatible with "[developers] that still understand assembly to this day tend to be better developers", but not with "[on develo
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
> wanting to understand how computers work, which means knowledge of algorithms, data structures, etc. It's possible to know in general terms, how computers work, and what assembly is without "knowing assembly" in the sens
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
I guess f.lux could be considered similar?
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
> That leaves only one option not reliable but more reliable nevertheless: Human review and oversight. Couldn't non-manual oversight also help e.g. sandboxes?
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
I have similar problems with product I do pay for, and I still get told I have no say. FO/OSS distinction is a red herring. At some point it need to be made clear; it's not a legal obligation, but a reputational challenge.
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by Chris2048 5mo ago
given the alleged context, X being something "reported in 2023, still affecting us 3 years later", is this not a reasonable PM / priority decision to question?
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by Chris2048 6mo ago
> Someone asking you to write a test for new code per the response: "I'm not sure what kind of test would you like me to write for this change, as it's simply adding 4 quotes"
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by Chris2048 6mo ago
> it's not illegal to sell private data In this case, though not covered by HIPAA, it's also not clear there was legal consent to sell this information given it was against their privacy policy.
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by Chris2048 6mo ago
> isn't hard to imagine that prosecutors mainly because I have no idea whether it's realistic to imagine what prosecutors do. I can also easily imagine it to be illegal and wildly unrealistic behaviour for a prosecutor, in my i
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by Chris2048 6mo ago
Is there any precedent of subpoena-ing chat logs, or locale information, based on (illegally obtained information of) a missed period; or is this Handmaid's-Tale-fantasy territory?
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by Chris2048 6mo ago
> skimmed 0.5-5% off of some of my packages licenses What do you mean by this? A FOSS product that has a paid packaged version?
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by Chris2048 6mo ago
There's a perfectly functional voting mechanism for that..
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by Chris2048 6mo ago
> Until it actually _is_ cheaper, it doesn't make much sense to purchase Once it is cheaper, there will be more demand so it will no longer be cheaper. Buying now gets current prices (though demand is still fairly high).

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